The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-09-30
LOCAL NEws

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Il E. r. Hutchins was in Owosso,
Tuesday.
c. S. Williams was in Laingsburg
on business Monday.
DR.. c. A. Osborn was in Saginaw
on business, Wednesday.
The prospects for successful fair
were never SO bright.
A. K. Giles takes the position of
nightwatch at the Casket factory.
Robert Cheal has desirable LOT
& for sale near the I'd ward school
house.
Four car loads of stock for the fair
IS expected here Saturday, from Lam
.4,sing.
4 The brick work on Dave Dwight's
new house is nearly finished. 1t will
be one of Owosso's neatest residences.
w. F. Guile was home from Che
\ boygan the first of the week. Will is
we'll pleased with his situation there.
The Lansing fair has attracted
( many Owosso people to that point
this week The fair is said to be
unusually successful.
The TIMES job department sent out
last week the Supreme Court record
lin the Bennington bridge case. a
book of 534 pages.
A farewell reception was rendered
to Rev. L. b. Plat and wife at the
home of Mr.. E. L. Bangs, Flint, on
Wednesday evening.
A PAGER, by Louis Napoleon, owned
by B. S. Hawley, of Lowell, recently
obtained record of arg IA and has
shown a trial in a:3I "a
Owosso City and township will be
represented at the University next
x,year by James N. Mcbride, Geo.
4 Cramer. III. X. White, Frank Con.
verso and H. B. Dewey.
The first of series of Young Mems
prayer meetings was held in the
Baptist church on Monday evening.
1t is hoped that the outcome of these
meetings will be Y. M. c. A. or
ganization.
The ball game of Monday, between
the St. Johns and Owosso clubs re-
suited in a Waterloo for the former.
Score: St. Johns 4. Owosso 81. The
feature of the game was Stones
pitching.
Those of our readers desiring
steady employment and good pay
would do well to reply to the adver-
tisement "Men Wanted" in another
column. The Chase Nurseries are an
old and well established firm and
offer liberal inducements.
List of letters advertised at Owosso
postoffice for week ending Sept. "a:
Charley Hurey, Peck & Sherwood,
Charles E. Sanford, G. H. Marshall,
w. ID. Mckinney, Joe Garope, Mag
gle Adams, Joe Hillebrand. Drops
Fred Barnes, Geo. Monroe, Thomas
AlCnzo Ockerman.
On Oct. 9TH we expect represen
tative from our New York cloak man.
ufacturer, and will be pleased If la.
dies call in and sec his samples. This
will be an opportunity to see sam
pies Of the latest and handsomest
line in New York. Ladies can leave
orders and measure for anything in
his line.
OsBURN 4 Sons,
and floor. Owosso.
Attention is called to the new ad.
Of r. McKeand, merchant tailor. Mr..
McKeand has opened for business
10 Carpenter and Payne's new store
on Main greet with full stock of
tailoring goods OF all kinds, and
everything new. His stock of cloths
is of the best imported and domestic
manufacture, OF the latest patterns
and is nobby in all ways. Just call
and look the stock over and be con-
WINGED. His prices, too, are as low as
the lowest.
The Detroit conference closed its
session on Tuesday. The session
seems to have been a pleasant and
profitable one. To this, the Sagi
nav District, S. Reed is assigned as
presiding elder, and in the Flint dis
frict. I. S. Smart. The stations IN